The Singleton Center would like to announce that the winner of this year’s Singleton graduate paper prize is Marco Pomini, a PhD student in History of Art, for his paper “Image Making on a Precarious Border: Ignazio Fabroni’s Drawings in the Galley (1664-1688)”. Congratulations, Marco!

The Singleton Center is now accepting submissions for its annual paper prize, awarded to encourage and reward graduate student research and writing of the highest scholarly quality. The deadline to submit papers is noon on Monday, April 22. The winner(s), to be announced in May, will win a $500 award. Papers should be no more than...

The Singleton Center is now accepting applications for Fall 2024 Graduate Fellowships for Research in Europe. These travel grants are intended to facilitate graduate research in Europe, on topics relating broadly to Europe from Greco-Roman antiquity to the eighteenth century. The deadline for receipt of applications is noon on Monday, April 22. Eligibility: JHU graduate...

From June 3 – June 12, 2024, fifteen graduate students in the humanities will have the opportunity to participate in an interdisciplinary workshop in Venice. This year’s theme is “Renaissance Europe and the Environmental Humanities: Venice and Beyond.” Together with staff members from JHU and the University of Warwick, students will study the theme above...

The Singleton Center has extended the deadline to apply for Spring 2023 Graduate Fellowships for Research in Europe to October 23, 2023 at noon. For full eligibility and application details, please see the Fellowships page.

We are now accepting applications for Spring 2024 Graduate Fellowships for Research in Europe.

The Singleton Center Executive Board has made final decisions regarding our 2022 Singleton Center Paper Prize. This year’s winner is Alex Lewis (English) with their paper ““Like a Deceived Husband”: Cuckold Subjectivity in Shakespeare’s Sonnets.” Thank you for your submissions and congratulations to our prize recipient!